Lorain Relief Board Adds Members and Staff
Lorain County Relief Commission enlarges to eight with appointees Harry L. Shaw Frank E Ellenberger and Mayor E A Braun joining the board Other current members include James A Hewitt August Nabakowski L G S Bradstock and M A Houghton Three additional case workers Miss Mary Snyder Miss Dorothy Conway and Miss Mildred Zilch plus two stenographers were engaged to handle rising relief caseload Officials anticipate more hires if workloads exceed 125 to 150 cases per investigator to meet State Relief Commission standards
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Lorain
State Relief Commission
Elyria High Students Attend Davies Light Opera Program
The Davies Light Opera Company presented a varied program at Elyria High School this morning. The ensemble includes two men and two women singers with an accompanist. They closed with songs from No No Nanette Of Thee I Sing Rio Rita and Naughty Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies Light Opera Company
Elyria High School
Research in Modern Industry Highlighted at City Club
Paul Lannerd of General Industries Company discussed recent inventions and ongoing experiments in modern industry before City Club members at the YMCA. The club formed a committee led by Rupert Wise to organize Christmas baskets for needy families and planned YMCA Class B basketball practice with Byron Morris directing.
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Paul Lannerd
General Industries Company
Y.M.C. A
Rupert Wise
Byron Morris
M. Cc
PWA Board Refuses Marion Waterworks Loan
The PWA Board of Review rejected Marion Ohio's application for a federal loan and grant of 2.3 million dollars for a municipal waterworks system citing inadequate plans submitted last spring by the city. Mayor Clarence A Bolin said new plans will be submitted before January first.
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Marion, O
PWA Board of Review
Marion
Clarence A. Bolin
Car Smashes Pole and Sign After Skidding on Lake Avenue
A car driven by W. G. Stout of 147 West Bridge street skidded on Lake avenue near Oak street about 1 50 a m and slightly damaged the vehicle. It snapped an electric pole guy wire and struck a route sign, police reported.
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W. G. Stout
West Bridge Street
Lake Avenue
Oak Street
Stolen Auto Report From Litchfield Man
H. H. Peters of Litchfield reported to police that his car was stolen from Second Street yesterday afternoon. He did not have the vehicle number.
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H. H. Peters
Litchfield
Second Street
Ohio Weather Tonight Into Friday Colder North Portion
The forecast calls for fair conditions across Ohio with a drop in temperatures, colder air lingering in the northern sections tonight and Friday, as skies stay clear.
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Ohio
Elyria Reports Higher County Fatal Traffic Accidents
Coroner S C Ward of Lorain reports 39 fatal traffic accidents in the county this year, with Elyria totaling eight deaths and Lorain seven. Outside Elyria and Lorain, 24 fatal crashes occur in Lorain County. No injury statistics are kept.
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Elyria
Lorain
S. C. Ward
Loran
Ward
Hotel Kerns Fire Death Toll Surges Toward Forty
Lansing reports show the Kerns hotel disaster with 23 known dead and 30 missing. A steam shovel eases through the ruins as authorities expect nearly 40 deaths overall and identify 11 of 20 recovered bodies so far.
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Lansing
Michh
Mich
Kerns
Grand River
Earl Ewings
Dunn Promises Open Door Policy for County Board
Commissioner elect Oscar G Dunn vows to insist on an open door policy for all board matters when he joins the County Commissioners in January. Dunn announced the stance after current members Shaw Murray and Davidson left to confer with relief officials in an adjacent room. The scene unfolded in the county offices as relief director M A Houghton, Nabakowski, Hewitt and state relief official Seegar arrived for a relief investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Harry L. Shaw
Charlie D. Murray
John E. Davidson
County Relief Administration
Murray
M. A. Houghton
August Nabakowski
James A. Hewitt
Relief Commission
Grover Seegar
Seegar
Shaw
Hew
Itt
Nabakowski
Houghton
Frank E. Ellenberger
Mr. Seegar
Appeals Court Disposes Of Two Cases
The Court of Appeals disposed of two cases yesterday. Boris Yanovitz of Lorain lost in common pleas court against the Ohio Public Service Company. the appellate court reversed the judgment on the opening statement and remanded. Yanovitz sought 25000 in damages over a power shutoff for nonpayment of a disputed bill. The second case, Joe Vurovec versus the Serb National Federation, had the lower court verdict affirmed.
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Court of Appeals
Boris Yanovitz
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Public Service Company
Tower Court
Yanovitz
Joe Vurovec
Serb National Federation
Bandits Rob Adelphia Bank In Ross County Raid
Six or more gunmen blew the Adelphia bank safe with nitroglycerine and fired at residents before fleeing with a small loot. They cut all town telephone wires and forced the rear bank door. Telephone workers rushed to repair severed lines after the raid in Adelphia, Ross County.
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Chillicothe
Adelphia
Ross County
Adelphia Bank
Ridgeville Fire Dept Elects New Officers
Ridgeville Fire Department elected its officers for the coming year. Paul Knapp was named chief with Louis Hadaway as assistant chief. E. Bislish became captain, Albert Diederich president, M. Van Wormer vice president, Clarence Oster secretary, Ed Blaser treasurer, and James Diederich reporter.
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Ridgeville Fire Dept
Ridgeville Fire Department
Paul Knapp
Louis Hadaway
E. Bislish
Albert Diederich
M. van Wormer
Clarence Oster
Ed. Blaser
James Diederich
Funeral services for Dr. J. F. Campbell Taylor
Columbus physician Dr. J F Campbell Taylor aged 35 dies after a weeklong influenza illness. Grandson of the late Governor James E Campbell and a graduate of Ohio State University Medical School. Services set for Friday.
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Columbus
J. FE. Campbell Taylor
Taylor
James E. Campbell
Ohio State University Medical School
Reveal Huge War Time Profits
War-time profits by munitions manufacturers reached as high as 362 percent on invested capital in a single year, disclosed today before the Senate Munitions Investigating Committee in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Criminology Institute Planned in Washington Conference
The Attorney General's crime conference ends with 600 experts seeking a permanent national criminology institute. It would coordinate federal state and local agencies to fight crime, reduce the annual 12 billion dollar crime bill, and establish a central leadership body to sustain anti crime efforts. Financing remains undecided with options from government to private philanthropy.
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Washington
National Institute of Criminology
Criminology Institute
Tremendous Forces II
The
Institute
75 Chickens Stolen From Camden Farm Farmhouse Theft
Deputy sheriffs investigated the theft of 75 Rhode Island Red chickens from George Lenninger in Camden township. They tracked two men through snow toward the highway and believe a third man waited with a truck. Authorities continue clues to capture the thieves.
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Rhode Island
George Lenninger
Camden Township
Gerald Nau
Ed. Monroe
Ditch Improvement Hearing Set for Camden Township
The first hearing on proposed Jones ditch improvements will convene at 10 a.m. December 19 in the county commissioners office after an inspection of the ditch yesterday.
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Camden Township
Charles Leonhard Dies After Auto Hits Culvert
Dover Ohio reports Charles Leonhard aged 58 a commercial traveler was fatally injured when his car struck a culvert yesterday. He died from his injuries at the scene and the crash is under investigation by local authorities.
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Dover, O
Chas. Leonhard
Organize Not An Empty Stocking Fund Committee Formed
The Manoner was named chairman of the Not An Empty Stocking Fund Committee for this year at a meeting held last evening. Robert Agate is secretary and E. J. Stankard treasurer. The group will cooperate with the Salvation Army to distribute baskets, using the Army as a clearing house to minimize duplicates.
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Manoner
Robert Agate
E. J. Stankard
Salvation Army
Salvation
R. W. Amore
Chief of Police Standard
Chronicle-Telegram
Four People Saved From Death in Alaska Flight Plunge
In Alaska four voyagers including Mrs. Hazel McClung and David Strandberg survived nine days after their plane iced up and forced a forced landing between here and McGrath. They found shelter in a cabin and subsisted on grouse before rescue by Roy Dickson who ferried them 150 miles to Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Here
McGrath
Roy Dickson
Hazel McClung
David Strandberg
Werner Puntallo
Oscar Winchell
Winchell
McClung
Strandberg
Puntallo
Takonta
Dickson
Cleveland Man Gets 99 Years In Prison
Arthur C. Wilson of Cleveland Ohio was found guilty by a district court jury of killing Irene De Rolt near Van Horn Texas on November 7 1933. He received a 99 year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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EL Paso
Texas
Arthur C. Wilson
Cleveland
Irene de Rolt Cleveland
van Horn
Ohio signs emergency revenue package with six percent tax
Governor George White signed the retail sales tax bill and companion measures raising the productive investments tax to six percent and reducing amusement admissions tax to three percent. The package also extends delinquent tax installments, allows municipal bankruptcy refunding, funds library remodels, and enables land exchanges with the railroad. The assembly adjourned sine die after enacting the plan expected to raise about seventy million dollars for schools and local governments.
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Columbus
George White
Herner
McCluskey
Gov. White
Whittemore
Ohio
Headington
State Library
Senate
Handley
William Henry Harrison Memorial Commission
C. C. C. & St. Louis Railroad
General Assembly
Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Jubicant
White
Assembly
House
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E.H.S
Opera Company
Hotel Kerns
Glenn Burch
W. J. Kerns
Cleo Evans
Michigan
William J. Kerns
Appeals Court
Ifiorello LA Guardia
New York
Roosevelt
Wilson
Congress
Garner
Rainey
Serge Stavisky
Paris
Carlos Mendietta
NEWS
Cuba
Henry Morgenthau
William Woodstn
Treasury
Edward Bremer
ST. Paul
SBC
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